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Coffee drinkers may think that a small coffee single-serve package in the trash is not a big deal, but San Francisco Bay Coffee knows better, and it’s on a mission to make a difference. These little pods of ground deliciousness not only contribute to the lucid function of millions of mornings, but they also account for millions of discarded items that end up in landfills. San Francisco Bay Coffee Company has addressed the fact that over 37 percent of coffee sales are now individual serving cups, and most are not entirely recyclable. From the retail package to the pods themselves, San Francisco Bay single-serve coffee pods allow customers a convenient alternative to throwing the pod or package into the trash.

Single Serve OneCups

Officially introduced in October of 2017 as the No Waste OneCup, San Francisco Bay Company offers its popular selection of gourmet coffee blends in these K-Cup compatible containers. Varieties available include:

OneCups for other branded coffee blends will be added to the roaster’s roster soon, to include online and retailers.

Getting a Deal on OneCups

San Francisco Bay Coffee is available in local grocery stores, membership-only outlets, online and through the company’s website. The San Francisco Bay Company offers discounts for online customers such as coffee subscription prices for recurring coffee deliveries orders, as well as discounts throughout the year with additional savings for subscribers and free shipping on qualifying orders. Of course, if one cup is not enough, and it rarely is, all of San Francisco Bay Company’s selections, ground, whole bean and OneCup, are included in discount and subscription offers.

Bay Brews

San Francisco Bay Company is owned by the Roberts family, with headquarters in Lincoln, California. Other Bay Area coffees start-ups such as Blue Bottle, Ritual and Four Barrel Coffee offer customers on-the-go and online options for their brands. Unlike San Francisco Bay Company, in addition to purchasing coffee online, these coffee companies actually have brick-and-mortar coffee shops in the Bay Area where customers can get their caffeine fix and buy coffee in the same location.